Orlando, Fla. — The Kansas men’s basketball team, even its newer members, went into Addition Financial Arena for a shootaround on Saturday keenly aware of what had happened the last time KU visited the venue — blown lead, upset loss, pandemonium in Orlando. So the Jayhawks drew their own conclusions when confetti inexplicably began to fall as they were preparing for Sunday’s rematch with ...
Orlando, Fla. — The Kansas men’s basketball team went up 35-19 with 3:45 remaining in the first half at Addition Financial Arena on Jan. 10, 2024; back in the same building on Sunday, the Jayhawks led 35-19 with 3:50 remaining in the first half. That was where the two matchups against UCF diverged irrevocably. Whereas last season KU had allowed the Knights to cut the lead in half by the break, and ...
The Kansas men’s basketball team will have a chance to shake off the shock of one stunning loss and avenge another when it travels to face UCF on Sunday. Just as they looked to have rebounded from a series of early-December road defeats, the Jayhawks began their Big 12 campaign on a sour note on Tuesday, suffering a 62-61 home loss to depleted West Virginia when a furious comeback attempt fell short. Now, ...
As the college football postseason draws on, more and more former Jayhawks are earning opportunities to display their potential for professional football scouts. The Senior Bowl announced on Thursday that Kansas offensive tackle Logan Brown had accepted an invitation to participate. In addition, safety O.J. Burroughs will take part in the Tropical Bowl, according to its organizer. Brown was one of just a ...
The Kansas football coaching staff won the battle for a key recruit on Thursday when JJ Dunnigan, a defensive back in the class of 2026, selected the Jayhawks over Kansas State, Nebraska, Stanford and others. Dunnigan is a three-star prospect who plays at Manhattan High School, and the son of former K-State defensive back James Dunnigan. He made his announcement during the first quarter of the Under Armour Next ...
Just as the eligibility situation for college athletes seemed close to resolving back to what it once was — five years to play four — a new wrinkle complicated matters further on Dec. 23. Lawyers for Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia recently argued successfully in a federal antitrust case that Pavia’s tenure at New Mexico Military Institute, a junior college, should not count toward his overall ...